SwitchingSphere

SwitchingSphere

The red button at the bottom left can be used to open and close the switch on the floor. The blue button at the bottom right can be used to open and close the switch on the right side. If a switch is open, there a hole in the game walls.

How can you control the switches?

In this picture, the blue button has been pressed once. The right-hand switch is thererfore open. The red button hasn't been pressed. The left-hand switch is therefore closed.

How can you control the switches?

If a switch is open, the score rises. If both switches are open, the score increases even faster.

How does the score work?

One of the blue balls is about to leave the playing field. This would force a Game Over. The blue balls get spawned at the canons, the red piles. There are always two blue balls in the games. After a ball gets spawned, it moves and bounces off game walls. A blue ball fades after 15 fades and gets replaced by a new blue ball. The speed of the blue balls increases with every minute that passes until the maximum speed is reached.

How do the blue balls cause a Game Over and how do the blue balls work?

As soon as a score of 300 is reached, an additional red ball spawns. The red ball also spawns at one of the canons. There is only one red ball in the game and it doesn't get faster with every minute tha t passes. The red ball should leave the playing field. If this doesn't happen within 60 seconds after it spawned, you lose. The red ball spawns again after it gets out of the playing field.

How does the red ball work?

There is a tutorial in the game which explains all the game features as well.

If you have any further questions, please contact this address:
switching.sphere@gmail.com

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